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Fannie and Freddie Plan Is Likely Released Next Month
By Andrew Ackerman
August 21, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
The Trump administration is preparing to release as early as the first part of September its long-awaited plan to return …
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Banks cut middle managers in European research overhaul
By Paul Clarke
August 21, 2019, Financial News
London’s investment banks are putting their trust in old heads and young shoulders in the battle to provide fund managers with stock-market …
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Dark trading volumes reach highest level under MiFID II
By Hayley McDowell
August 15, 2019, The Trade
European equity trading activity fell in July this year while dark trading volumes surged to the highest level since MiFID II was …
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Add another 6 months to Fannie, Freddie recap and release timeline
By Kathleen Hawley
August 19, 2019, HousingWire
In a note to investors obtained by HousingWire, Cowen Washington Research Group on Friday said the new rule for the “recap and release” …
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FIA warns CFTC about risks of removing cross-border relief
By James Thursfield
August 19, 2019, Global Investor Group
The Futures Industry Association (FIA) has warned the US futures regulator that terminating exemptive relief for third country firms in response …
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Rising Repo Rates Fuel Concern Over Mounting U.S. Debt
By Daniel Kruger
August 14, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
The cost to borrow cash overnight using Treasurys as collateral is fueling concern among investors that bond dealers could become …
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Volcker Revamp to Ease Banks’ Trading Rules, Path to Investments
By Jesse Hamilton and Benjamin Bain
August 13, 2019, Bloomberg
Wall Street watchdogs are poised to take a major step toward overhauling Volcker Rule limits on banks’ ability to trade …
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Fed Considers New Tool for a Downturn
By Lalita Clozel
August 12, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
Federal Reserve officials are weighing whether to use a tool that could reduce the risk of a credit crunch in …
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Recession threat hangs over U.K. economy ahead of Brexit
By Delphine Strauss
August 9, 2019, Financial Times
Boris Johnson arrived in Downing Street last month intent on putting “rocket boosters” under the economy. But after the dismal growth figures …
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U.S. Treasury officially labels China a currency manipulator
By Demetri Sevastopulo and Colby Smith
August 6, 2019, Financial Times
The Trump administration has officially labelled China a “currency manipulator” after the Chinese central bank allowed the renminbi to …
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Banks cut middle managers in European research overhaul
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MiFID II Equities: Dark Pools Hit High During Summer Slowdown
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City’s brain drain, price wars, and disastrous deals: MiFID II is not working out as planned
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Last orders: Rise of closing auctions stirs worries in European stock markets
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Banking and investment bodies begin talks to cut stock market trading hours
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Banks cut middle managers in European research overhaul
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MiFID II Equities: Dark Pools Hit High During Summer Slowdown
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City’s brain drain, price wars, and disastrous deals: MiFID II is not working out as planned
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Last orders: Rise of closing auctions stirs worries in European stock markets
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Banking and investment bodies begin talks to cut stock market trading hours